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Married.

At the NJ. 4. Parsonage, Crown
Point, Kan, Jan. 18th, lss7-Mr. Geo.
Bremen TO Miss Anna Johns, both OF
Culver, Rev. VIM. r. Leigh ofieiat-
ing.
MARRIED-On Jan. 22d, 1887, at
the Lutheran Parsonage, on South
Seventh street, by Rev. G. d. Got
valid, Mr.. Joseph L. Casterline and
Miss Lizzie Hahn. both Of Saline
county.
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faS-io aerss q splendid upland. niiss noTth
e sallna - acf1l g Ccit Futon, 80 rua 81 keege
tenee, frul ana ssaee trees- Stoes h2ot1 - I
80 - prnE Land 3 Walered b. never iaillng
aprin1i. conVsnisui 20 school h1use- Thll = q
Tes1 Place ior iarmiag Or graElnF P1rposes Priee
uSSp eT asfe. This ii ous Of ne nsst bargains
- salina eouniy.
les acrss 81 aus bottom land f0aI mLlsa fsou
railraai station about ten uiilea seEth e salinA
ne arrel On cultivation g acres pasture hedge
- Sistis siTs9 7rasarT implsueni shed nnd est
haltiura. a acres enclosed Tor heg PASTURE
Wen tId SpTing acres On orchard. Frioe stooa
- acrea % splendid uccond bottom miles norih
49, sss.ss, kS Ss5 81 q bs 'i SSS ss
PFica set9o. eco ea.h balanes on tine.
NoM
le aeres 81 Esod upland a mIlsa froa r sia-
sd cellar Esod veil fruii ane ahade trees ioo
asrsa 81 clltiFeiioR 81 acrea in wheat frame
siskls etleken heuse and ouihuilainEl- Price
$50. eiooa eash hal1nce on tine.
Noa
feo arrss af ueeunl hollon lana lH saline coun-
" 80 ar srum 3 hedge teuce eroult sntire
Placa ccTT fruus hou1e l1xea alahie and Eranarg
stisinilg itxao living wafer % Plsre- - aeFsl
- ~ ~ M. frs =. 80 h "a SEER
kFril q. Altar thai dsis els per SIRE.
NoW
lO acrsa % eEesilent uplAnd ziiaa ucFthvea'
e eaiina. Prize flOoo. q ca1h baiance % time
No. i0
lG9 aeraa ~ Eaccih tIllahls upland a nile
n1Ftkuo1f e ealina 80 ncrUa in eultigEtia1 n
ulurT atnne and frnme kuuss lraIue part ltEll
ulgla efiition loEl1 Ei1ne haru lixiA Prici
ee1q, on say paynents-
NoiM
fo arroa - erssIiart brsiom ahcul q miia
arnH1 aaIN u -
@nEEl1i "a mfles . uli rsHninE gulaT q aere
- e1ts,Felioll - arEe1oi pasture l-nced So
fgEa ueea flame hcl1l, s1atis nnd TrnnExY
Rna 80 n paJnauh-
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The editor Of the Clay Ceutsr Times.
~ a result Of bic late visit to salina,
deposes and says:
salina is what the stock gamblers
eah long" on everything. Il Il q
loug distance from the railroad depots
20 either hotel, and q long distance
from either Of them 10 the business
portion OF town. Then the hotels
themselves are long almost 10 an az
gfavating extent and spread out an
over the ground. The girls grow
long, and they long for something
letter than the average male biped Of
that city, aud they should have a.
santa Fe avenue Is the longest street
70 Central, Southern or Western
Kansas. The men would be long II
they were rolled out TO Sym -rical
proportions. AS IL IL the average
weight IL 100 pounds. average height
Il feet and s inch g. The dwelling.
house run to the long style % artehec-
tufe, ditto the business houses The
street railway Is long and slim. It b
. long time between drinks. 10 Is a
long distance from "eurb 10 curb.n
and the trees are long and beautiful
and many Ofthem. In fact, q person
could travel q long time, unless he
came almost direct 30 Clay Center,
without finding Salinas equal In
many respects. We are inclined TO
think Clay Center's business houses
average better than those Of Salina.
but her residences and grounds and
trees are far ahead OF ours. Il Is scat |
tered all over the country and YOU
can hardly tell where the town ends |
and the farms begin. Clay Center IL |
cOmpaetiy built compared with |
Salina. However II is q lively, bust |
ling, busy, beautiful city with asplen-
did lot Of business men who are en-
by every means 20 make Il /
p metropolis in fact. We almost for |
got 20 mention that the town Is decid- /
sdly long on colleges. that Il Is a long 4
distance TO them aud Just as far back. I
Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Valentine, a
appointed by the Board I
Df Trade for this place, were called 10
Salina yesterday by telegram 10 talk .
with n similar committee represent
ng SalinA, about the feasibility Of
getting q line Of road passing through
he twO towns. Saiina Is very
anxious for such connection, but 50
ar there seeems TO be small prospect
II getting it. Clay Center has her
hands full now and has no time TO
pend on anything not offering sure.
speedy returns.
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reeuIar meeting Of the VIZ

AT . regular meeting Of the W.R.C
Il was unanimously
ResolUed,-That In the death OF
sister Agnes Hughes. the Corps has
lost a faithful and beloved member
ResOiped, That we sincerely mourn
her loss but submissiveiy bow to the
will Of Him who dOeth all things we'll
ResOiued, That members Of the
Corps shall wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days
ResOiued, That q COPY OF these
resolutions be sent to the city papers
for publieatiOn-also q copy be sent
to the sorrOwing family.
Mrs. f. Fl. MOULTEN,
MRS. A. KEMPER, Com.
MRS. MINNIE CRIss.
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The Salina Implement Msnufaetur-
ing Co. IL the name Of the OrgsnIza-
tion which has been chartered for the
manufacture Of the Eureka Farm
Rake-of which Mr.. A. G. Wait is
the pstentee. The capital stock is
$4,000. and the directors ~ follrws:
o. Seitz, NJ. ID. league, L. w. ODER. c.
Eberhsrdt, J. d. NJ. Conrad. Judge
Weaver is secretary. Il IL the design
Of the company TO commence manu-
featuring at once.
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Six Per Cent.

interest and a reasonable commits
sion. We have an abundance Of
Money, and can promptly I'll all
good loans. We give the privi-
lege Of paying off loans in sums Of
SIoo. 90. OF nultiPies Of that sum,
at any interest paying time,
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RLECTION E0TJcF

nTOTICE B hersby gwen that the aana q stock
~ holdar' meeting of iha Naiinn Natter Il
Balk, o. Salina. kansll, win Be held on Tupsisr
February 3, i68I, a1 - dsnking odIce hetue-n
the houfl a r. r. ali 10 p. ~. % eiect dlrertor.
for the ensuing year and % trausact such thusr
bualnesl as nay cone before said meeting
FRANK c. MILLER. Cashier
salina, Kans., Jan. I ; ~. 5iM
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The Ministerial Association has
changed the hour for the Sabbath
evening service from O'Clock to 1870.
This change will take effect Feb. 6.
G.D. GOTwALD, Secretary
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XMo.A.M smbsr,. Attention.

The yearly meeting Of the AssOcia-
ton occurs Monday evening. Feb. z,
at T:3O O'Clock In the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms. Officers fer the ensuing year
will be elected. Every member Is
urged to attend.
W. A. PHILLIPS, NJ. ID. Pres.
GEo. WoOLLEY, Secretary.
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The oonoart.


The concert given At the Baptist
church last Friday evening, under
the efficient management Of Prof.
Yungheisch, was q brilliant success,
and thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience present. a. their frequent,
hearty appliances indicated. The net
proceeds was over one hundred dol
lars. the church realizing quite 3 nice
profit, and a large number Of our eiti-
zens enjoyinga musical treat which
far surpassed anything OF the kind
ever undertaken in Salina- II is not
necessary TO mention any particular
feature of the entertainment as being
good, for the entire program was well
rendered, 80 much so that we append
q petition for q repetition Of the con-
cert, which will be given at the same
pace on next Tuesday evening - an
entire change OF program being intro
duced with perhaps 8 single excep-
tion. Following is the petition and
reply:
SALINA. Kas., Jan, y. 1887.
PROF. H. !. YCNGFLEIsCH:
Dear Sir-The concert that was Civ
en- at the Baptist church last Friday
evening. Jan. 18th, having proved
such . grand success, the rendition Of
all the members having been far su-
periOr to anything we anticipated,
we, the undersigned, who attended
and those having not, would request
you to please repeat your concert II
possible, 1t the same place within the
next ten days.
Hoping for q favorable reply,
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Choice bottom farm. One-and-One-
half miles from Salina. $4,000 Inn
provemsnts. Easy terms.
WILDMAN, HARSH & ANDERSON,
Real Estate Dealers and Invest
ment Agents, Salina, Kansas.
lev
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D. 6. Denton q Co. haze a
large list Of farms and stock
ranches for Sale in Saline, Ne
PhersOH, ELLSWORTH and Lincoln
counties. See them for bar
gains.
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NolIee f.RElare llecllon.

To The Fofers 81 Sciouen Tounship. saIine
N1urty, Kansas, January, ssh 49,.
An eieciion Vii b. held - The usuai plzu- q
holii.g sieefons o. Mafch 8. ls87. 70 volc On the
quesiion 81 iasuiar bonds % auild b-iiEe acfuss
szcty Hil river o. scclion Liue brtucen sections
ant 4 T0srlhip T., Raags o. West e Ga Pria-
W. BAnDos, Trusl-e.
cnEIsI buEEs. Treas
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Try some Of our strained honey on
your buckwheat cakes. We think Il
will suit you.
CAsIPBELL & TUTHILL.
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Whs.l-So :, 'on .7s1zs. Nos red. &c; Va. ).
Ne. 4 -
0lia. Sc per bu.
Eye, - pr n.
Con-s3r, ~ % - per b., shslls1. s.rse.
Hegs, 9 f.iss psr ~
CaiIle, : . ~ perB.
Potaioes, Sc > SLID pr b.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-03

We are reliably Informed that ar
rangements have been made to extend
the street car line to Ninth
street by South Park Addition, con
Meeting with Santa Fe by way Of
Crawford street. We also understand
that other extensions will he made
the coming season.
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The Hillside Land Co., Of Salina,
taking Of 40 acres Of land sdjOin-
ing Col. Phillips farm on the south,
Oak Dale Addition on the east, Glen
ifFer hiH on the west and Eli Ritger's
place on the north, has been organ
lied with the following charter MEM
bers J. J. Purcell. P. q. Bond, ]. ].
Gels, T. A. Williams. F. H. Wild
man and w. r. Gels. This territory
will be plated aud made an addition
10 Saliua.
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Dry stove wood for sale at 81 per
cord. Posts also for sale. Apply 10
or address, A. q. WIGGfNs. 52-9W.
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WAITED number Of men and
women Of energy. Salary guaran-
teed. Call on: or address n. J. Rus-
sell, sallna. Kans.. No 5l2 Iron
avenue. 5l-4W.
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The salina q. s. District Court bill
hangs fire by reason Of the action OF
Congressman Ryan, who objects TO
the bill being taken up out Of its regu-
lar order. Judge Prescott. County
Attorney Moore and Col. Culp went
10 Topeka Monday, to induce leading
men Of that city to use their influence
with Mr. Ryan In favor Of the bill.
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The friends 81 Rev. and Mrs. Priest
deeply sympathise with them 10 the
sudden death Of their little son Hart
zell, which occurred Tuesday morning
Funeral services were held at the
parsonage yesterday. The body was
conveyed to the train and taken to
the old home In TlIinris for burial.
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The directors Of the National Hotel
organized Monday with the following
officers: President, II. c. Rash Vice
President. H. =. Taggart; Secretary,
p. q. Bond Treasurer. NJ. J. Wells
lager; Building Committee, w. r.
Gels, P. L. Gebhart, M. ID. league,
Taylor Miller and Henry Baker. II
is proposed to complete the subscrip.
ton at the earliest possible moment,
80 that the construction Of the build
ing may be commenced.
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For farm loans see D. G..
Denton & Co. Room Z OUer
First National Bank.
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Dr. Curtis. Of Lindsburg. one Of
committee who recently went east 10
consult with Missouri Pacific officials
with regard TO what is known - the
"LindsburE CUTOFF" believes from
what he learned Of the officials at Sc.
Louis that salina will be the end Of
division, aud have the expected shops.
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About three years ago Mr.. Ed
Hanson had the misfortune to let
heavy box Of starch fall on his hand,
from the effects Of which he has suff
cred considerably ever since. Some
two months ago be placed himself
under the treatment Of DR.. Winter
bottom, who came 20 the conclusion
that his patient was suffering from
the effects Ofa dead bone, and last
Monday afternoon performed = surgi-
cal operation on the hand, removing
q large portion Of the bone from the
centre Of the hand very successful lly-
Mr.. Hanson IL now doing nicely, and
expects 10 soon be entirely free from
the suffering that has chung to him
80 tenaciously for the past few years.
The Salina correspondent Of the
Abilene Ga-effe speaks ~ follows
concerning the WadswOrth-COving-
ton marriage:
Miss Minnie CoyingtOn was mar
Fied at the residence OF MI. McCfdeA-
en-, on Iron avenue, on Wednesday
afternoon, TO q wr. WadBWorth, OF
Finney county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Priest, In the
presence OF q number Of invited
guests. o. G.. Tobey's orchestra was
present 20 enliven the OccasiOn with
several fine selections. The bride
was recipient Of come valuable and
handsome presents The china and
glassware presented by Mr.. McCrack-
en- and his employees were especially
handsome and well selected. Miss
Minnie was much esteemed By the
doncrs, 10 which fact the fine table
service appropriately testihss. AMER
the ceremony Was over the newly
married pair took the south bound
train via Mcpherson for their western
home. All friends join In their well
| urishes for the COuDle.
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hoping TOT IhNOIAuie Ecpiys
Yours Respc'y.
Rev 4 MAC D Gotvald, D Whitehead
Rev " II Barnes. r Pohls
Martin Anderson, Chas II Webb
Mrs. Anna Anderson N Hamilton.
Hilinsn 4 Co.. IN Eriesos.
Litouich 4 Wolsiener, w J Conrad
: Gradgohl, horEell.
] r Goodwin. IT Miller.
James Tsggart Co. W Der.
RsthSchild Bros Prank HsFeman.
. D Wellington. wv Hayes.
4 ID Teague. Jones Bros
W Wellington, G stuck.
Miller. Bowling.
william Devices, N d. Cole.
W d Radelih, 3 Huber
oscar seIiT, Gardner 4 ThOmpso6.
b n Curry, Sirickler.
i II Very. Davis Milan
Chas Whght, Marshall 4 Hsmill.
w o Tuthil. Paul Custer.
Sophia Brown, VIZ Mcdowell.
VIII Campbell jenkins
\ Hazard VS. Priest.
8 n Ferlin, A q STOPPER.
A NJ Farley Scott Robinson
c A Einsley, RI Bartlett.
&C Fleek
SALINA, Kans., Jan. 3lst, 1887.
To the Rev. and Mrs. @. d. Goti0dld
and other petitioners
FRIENDS :-YsuT petition has been
received, and after due consideration
have concluded to give another con-
cert at your special request At the
Baptist church, on Tuesday eV ming,
Feb. sth, and an entire change Of pro
gramme will be produced, and one
that will be equal II not superior to
the one given on the evening Of Jan.
2sth. Thanking you for this eompli-
ment, shall endeavor to please all
who attend the concert next Tuesday
evening. Yours Very Respc'y,
H. J. YUNGFLEIsCH.
The following is the programme
FAET EfEsI.
Orrhestra--Overture, Southern Pasiimes"-E.
n. Cailin.
whitman. Seaver, Gibhs. Niehois.
Piano Decentralization q u Dance " on
WebeT-NessrI. Geo. TN and n. }. Yuns-
Vocal soio-.'Papa's Baby Boy'-Bay-Mi- Nag
Piano sciO--vslss dss Heuu"-KsusrsF-Niss
veal soio-.'Ey Love {, = ROvsr.--whits-Nrs.
Comet soio-Orchestral Aesom.-salver stream
PolkA"-ROllinson-Mr Geo. YunEheiseh-
nTTEENIssi0E o. FTvE MINUTES.
PART snoOND.
Orehestra-Orerture, Selection, ~Feusi-FTum
Gcunads Opera, arr b Thee Noes.
Male Quartetfe-Se ieCted-Meslrs, r. Whitman,
Seaver, Gibbs and Nichols.
Plane Solo-'sMaFtha''-Flotou- By Smith
Miss Kettle Lanhan
Violin solO-Faniasie "Ernanie. IN. YieuE
temps-Mr. Joe Philnpp-
Plane Duetf-isGrand International Faniasie-
Fpatsin-Mis Tina Flanders and n. ]. lung-
aFfrch.
Vocal soio-"Waiiingr- Ainard-Mrs. z. d. b.
kFF.
Orehestrt-OTerture- "Bonaie seoihnd-Cat-
lin
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STL PER CENT. MONEY.

Your attention is called to our
facilities for furnishing Money on
Choice Farm Security. We are
prepared to furnish money on FIVE
year loans at
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sherif's Proclamation.
NoTIcE OF ELEcT0N
sFATE OF KANSAS &
- = 49,.

sFArE OF KANSAS,
CouErr OF 6kIIsE,
Sharia,s oTcs. January n. A. D.. tssl
WWYHElEAs % IRE ilth DAY % danuary, a. ID e
W iss7, TIE Beard Of Counff Coumis.ioners
Of aallns OgEnty, N the Slnts Of Kansas. dulI
u1fe anf caused % Be- entered Of Eucori. upon
TIE loarnal o. sid Beard, The iolloEins ordef.
to-rit:
un ne liza day Of January. A. D.. lssl. the
B1ari q County Commissioners o. saline county
Ktnsa1. being duly convened n regular mceiing
az a regular session, at the o9ce u he County
Clerk 81 sid county, pursuant % she statutes IN
such case made and proTiied, made and entered
Of record The iolloElng order. io-Eii
IN the matter % subscription % THE capital
sfock % The Council grove, smoky WALES a
WosieFn Railway Company In kaus.s, By Liberty
toWuship-
MnEEEAs, petition signed By Leander Maps
and dity-three Others OF the resideut tAE payers
81 Lfbcrty township, county o. saline, stste Of
kalsas, and being more t1an tgo-dth1 tl-sl Of
ne rssident tax payera 81 s1d Liberty toHlshlp
has been On tins N th day Ci January, A. D. 1857,
presented % the board % County CommiEsionera
q aid county q salfue for tie consideration
and aclion % aaid hoard, therc being present
Aaa1n Miller. chairmaa, and A. l. Ucdge and j.
". Blrke, member thereof, tooustituiing fuu
bard and joseph sargent clerk % aid county
and clerk Of said beard, which aid peiition via
the signatures thereto emitted, Is IN Euris and
1FursI following. to-Wit-
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The copsrtnership heretofore ex-
isting between John A. Nelson and
A. P. Bengston under the name Of
Nelson & Bengston Is this day dis
solved by mutual agreement. The
business will be confined ct came
place by John A. Nelson. and all
liabilities OF the late firm are assumed
by him. JOHN A. NELSON,
A. p. BENGsTON.
Sahna, Jan'y 81, 1887. 2-3t.
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STATE Of KANSAS, q.
CurNTr Of SALINE,
n lOseph Sargent, county clerk OF said county
Of saline do hereby certify that the ahoFe
and Foregoing i q iull and correct COPY IN every
particular Of the order made b. the board u
county cnmmis1ioners Of said county. IN the mat
Ter therein named. 81 regular meeting of aid
board iuly held a. ny ofice 10 the city o. s1iiua.
the county seat Of said couniy on the lfth day Of
January, "A. D., iss7, which order wus duty en-
TERED Of record Of proceedings % the board o.
couufF commissioners o. saline county. state q
Kansas.
10 tesiimony whereof. have hereunto 80 ms
hand e. county elerx. and afiNrl the asai Of AID
county at ny oeice In the city 81 saiina in aid
county and state, this iith day Of January. A D.,
iadf. isEALl IosEFH sAEaEET.
County Cierk.
n ". ~. BaFfiss, shsIig efsati Ouny
And which said order is hereby made part o.
thia procla1nation and noiice
Nov, thereof I. ". ". Bartlett. aheFiG u said
cgunty 81 aaline, IN pursuanee and b. virtue o.
rad orisr, Do hsrebT rroclaim and make knou q
thai On Saturday The l9ih dag o. February, A. D.
Isl q special election vii Be bed On the sid
Liberty toEnahlp. for the purpose o. voting 90
TIE question and proposition IN the aboFe order
contained. and that saii election yin BE- held a.
TIE usual place Of hoding general elections IN aid
Liberty township. and IN the manner provided b.
lu ldr holding gansrll electiona.
Wines ny had and cial giguaturs thfl Ifth
day ofIanuary, A. d. lasl.
Wv. BAH4LETT, shsha.
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sahna, JAn'y 81, 1887.
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STATE OF KANsAa
COuErr o. SALINE
IN the District Court Of said County and STATE.
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~ aeFsa - Easoih tillahls upland a nlle1
asstkueri q 6liina 80 ncrua in euliiyElie1 a
uluFT Gtnne and frnme kuuss iraIuE part llElt
ut91a efiiiiou loEi1 Eipue haru ltxih frice
eGq, 81 azy paynents-
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The Democratic Column Broken.

Special to Courier-Journal.
The compact and altogether admirable organi-
cation which has prevailed among the Demo
cratic Senators had big hole made in it to-day.
The adoption of the resolution in regard to con-
tested election cases by the Senate was grave
mistake. 1t was a melancholy admission that
the Senate made mistake in its action in I'M
seating Mcdonald and in seating his contestant,
Branaman 1t is true, provision was added
to the resolution stating that there was no in
tention to reflect any past action of the SEN
ate But the provision is nothing but words
The resolution itself is direct slap in the face
Of the majority, aud will be used for cam
paign purposes by the Republicans with crush
ing effect
Senator Howard, of Decatur, member of the
elections committee, was very indignant at the
adoption of the resolution.
'"That destroys our organization" he said,
/ with expression Of disgust on his face. ut
is an interference with our original programme,
and for my own part shall not feel bound by
any action of the organization hereafter. If we
are to do thing in pursuance to programme,
and then have the majority in the Senate say
by it's action, a few days later, that we have
done wrong. we cannot afford to be put in any
such position. l shall hereafter pursue my own
course, without regard to the views of the ma
iority. on all questions that may arise in the
Senate"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-22

The damage suit of Jesse j. Morgan, clerk Of
Engfish's Hotel, against David r. Folsom, of the
American Express Company. and Policemen
Spearing and Brady, is on trial before jury, in
Judge Taylors room. Last Thanksgiving day a
package was received at the Office of the Amer
lean Express Company from Efingham, ILL.,, ad
dressed to j. ]. Morgan. After it had remained
in the Office for several days Mr.. Morgan was no
titled of its presence. He paid the charges on it,
and took it to the hotel office. with the intention
of keeping it for its owner surprising that it had
been sent for some one in his care The
officers had been watching the package at the
express Office, and his taking it out led to his ar
rest by Spearing and Brady. He was identified
at the station house by Sergeant Travis as rep
utabe citizen, and was released. All the evil
dence was heard last evening, but Judge Tay-
Tor deferred his instructions to the jury until
this morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-22
Gases Tried IN tha Crimina, court.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Buck Mccoy
who robbed Miss Ella Welsh and several othe,
young ladies' while walking along the street
had his trial yesterday, and was sentenced te
two years in the penitentiary. William Shoe
maker indicted for assaulting Henry Lehman
with intent to kiln him, also had his hearing. In
quarrel no hit Lehman with piece os coal, in
ficting wound on the head that came near
proving fatal Judge Irwin took the case rnde,
a6visoment until to-day. The indications are
that under Judge Irwin there will not be so much
tagging in the Criminal Conrt business and al
the present rate the jail will soon be empsied